#7 Students in 770 in 1958, Rebbe, Work & Marriage, history of Lubilya Nigun - RC Dalfin

sne I heard from my father who heard it in 770 in 1958 in those days in 770 in a way it was like the Wild Wild West it was still before the hippies before RAB Jacobs had Madea which started in 1962 but the energy that was going on in the ' 50s and the young people I'm not sure they know this was electric because the re at the time was more he was youthful younger and he the first 10 years I don't want to go into a study now I wrote about this as well but the first 10 years of the Reb's leader ship were the youthful years where the re educated leiters us thead started in 55 or 56 or started in 56 and many basic ideas the all the 50s so the 50s to counter American culture television W toall Carpeting and of course the good old ferelli what the fans oh you don't know what the f is you grew up in the 50s and you don't know and dolphin has to tell you what don't worry the Jewish guy from Milwaukee the Jewish guy from Milwaukee TV show the 50s and the isms feminism it was a different time and the re knew that he had to take call here the young guys because the parents were Russians many of them and they were they suffered they came to America you know what they wanted to relax to go to the country The Bungalow and the cat skills comes along to says there's no time to relax the story I heard after the passed away there was a question by some who is going to be the next re the older brother son-in-law of the re or the right most people felt the but there was a in t aiv in a famous Sho called the which today is a prominade of art and culture you might learn something if you listen so this sh by the way was laich this was that learned by the they came over to in 34 35 36 no money no food they Will's father follow oh group of them and the flans in this sh were far Brans it wasn't popcorn and and rice it was a fa anyway at one of these faans the two gari brothers the name wasm gari and mha gari there's a Mas in Detroit Yi his Z was named Mo was a great muscul is probably the greatest of Our Generation and the two brothers were speaking and they said did you hear our cousin their cousin was that have his brother-in-law did you hear they said his name wasm youm that that like these are cousins like you know and and they know each other from Russia so they knew you know what's going on in their in their in their uh insides okay you he by the way he didn't want to be re but the family wanted maybe okay and they're laughing like you know like come on he's a good person he does good things re come on you got to be kidding guess who walks into the fingan no the's brother out the second brother of the walks in and second anyway and he hears the conversation and again they knew each other also from Russia you know it's a different when you know each other from youth you know it's like what's the conversation I know if Pittsburgh's into Trump or Biden it's like you know banter talk locker room talk you know but in a clean way not to Grub away the Beamers you know like come on and he hears that they're talking about the maybe being a so he pops up and listen to this line and he says this is it he says my brother will become the he knew his brother and he knew with sitting in and being away from the whole the whole situation in cron and Brooklyn my brother's going to get that don't worry but but as a re he will teach you guys of the he'll teach you he'll teach you a lesson what it means to work don't think you're going to have an easy time cuz he is going to make you work for as being a that's what said in 1950 before the re became the nussi in 1951 and I heard the story from the son of someone who was there who told over the story been see shinberger over show so what's the message here a birthday is about work your K is about work life is about work the worst thing is when you retired and have nothing to do you become an old gezer how much golf can you play how how long could you surf the Internet it's ridiculous so my father when he came to 770 in 1958 and this was the culture of 770 this is why I shared this all with you to give you a background he comes in and hears his friends his friends were to be springing and all the shos and the cors those were all and they're singing a niggan and he hears the niggan and I'm gonna sing the D for you and then I'll explain it and tell you what he said and tell you what I say on top of that [Applause] [Music] okay I it what does it mean Lu Philadelphia the city of love Lu my love anyone's Russian Ukrainian here I'm sure they exactly I really love my job my father says to his buddies hey guys you guys are full-time Yesa boys I came from ER via Paris VI France to here to do three things to see the re which was the burning desire of every student in the her at the time to get a job to make some money because the third thing is I want to get married I'm not a free Ro loader you got to have money to pay for your wife and the kids Reber job money it's it make sense yes so he says there his friends who are singing Thursday night at 1:2 in the morning and drinking vodka and having a good time what do you know about a job you guys are a bunch of freeloaders you're learning your all day and what do they say to it all you don't get it I love my job means I love being a I love being a and the song goes back to when thear when was they fell and they was taken over right what there was gorilla Warfare the gorilla of warfare was every group would go after good days work into the tavern into the bar shik get drunk and go Luba Luba Luba we love working for this schri and for this guy and for you know Luba Luba Luba the took it and and they said Lu we love to work for our when I heard the N from my father and I heard it many times as a boy and as a teenager later it dawned on me that really in this song There's an entire discussion I'm going to sing it for you with the discussion and I really would like that you guys learn this and you sing at your faans I taught this to anash and in pic whenever they have theirin they sing the it's a great niggan if you sing it all together so listen listen to listen to this a question do I really love my child do you really love your child do you really love your job now goes the eyes in N there's no such a thing as which means sometimes I love my job and sometimes I hate my [Music] job when bombs are falling and ye being threatened daily it's hard to love your job right it's very hard when you have a personal issue and you're challenged that be truthful how can I Love You by job at the time it's hard so the itself gives you the opportunity to dialogue within yourself I that's the first set of I eyes then comes the second set and here the voice goes high and deep because it represents victory one two three I definitely love my job why because that's the talking the body the mind the heart has questions but when you access your you access your soul there's no questions let's sing it all together that's the explanation of a nigan it's aak n and it's an important nigan to know and to [Music] sing don't be embarrassed to sing with me four simple words you can sing too [Applause] he [Music] thank you very much I'm not a real Russian but M was kind enough to put me up in a hotel so I don't have to drive and I say and tomorrow morning we just go to the airport andate Vitter so thank you for giving me this opportunity usually go out of town can't say got to drive home you had the forber from the old what about the young be [Laughter] this is if you ever heard where's these here Pioneers they just open up the first year I'm M was was a was was a not sing why you for me